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Earlier losses closed at a record high. Thats kind of where our road map starts as it often does investors shrugging off Global Growth concerns. Stocks set to rally at the open. And records still within striking distance. Plus, broadcom eyeing symantec, my reporting added to bloomberg yesterday which broke the story. And mine. And jims give you more details. And pot shakeup, bruce linton out, telling cnbc he was fired from the Worlds Largest publicly traded cannabis company. Somewhat extraordina...

Its the end of a terrific week. We need to look forward because while were right in the thick of earnings season, next week is the toughest one of all. Whats the game plan . First of all, next week i have a weird twist to start the game plan. Were going to be doing the big guessing game over Municipal Bonds. Who will be the next to go under after detroit . I dont want go to there because i think detroit is a special case, one thats uniquely horrible as the tax base has been eroding for years. Th...

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Airbus has consistently gotten three things right: the profile of the people at the top, a focus on employees, and the willingness to take bold bets.

Despite all the doom and gloom, the stock still has a value case, and the company's strategy makes sense.

Boeing’s latest 737 problems are a symptom of a rotting corporate culture that has seen the plane-maker slip behind Airbus and lose fliers’ confidence. Unless something changes soon, the company’s future is in jeopardy.

The fall of Boeing has been decades in the making.

Humbling of the once mighty US corporate titan Boeing is perhaps the most illustrative and insightful show of shareholder capitalism decline.

Presidents often send out warnings during their farewell address. It started with our first President, George Washington where he warned a new nation about the dangers of political parties, writing about the “baneful effects of the spirit of the party.” One hundred and sixty five years later, President and former celebrated general, Dwight Eisenhower solemnly […]

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